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Shepherd Instinct 1
(I’m trying to organize a series of concise lessons about how to think like the ANE shepherd in opposition to any part of Western social mythology about manhood.) Don’t cave. Ever. Western Civilization has created the laziest men on earth. … Continue reading
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Tagged game, marriage, mysticism, peace, psychology, resistance, scripture, spirituality
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Job 11
The starting point of moral wisdom is recognizing our minds are not equal to the task. When we understand the fullness of our fallen condition, we realize we cannot know the nature of things nor all the factors in any … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged binary logic, divine revelation, human reason, intellect, moral intelligence, reason
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Morality = Reality
In quantum moral reasoning, all questions are related to morality. Yesterday I went to a restaurant seeking breakfast. There was no particular conscious reason to avoid the place and it was convenient. I ate; it was a mistake. The food … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, divine justice, divine revelation, epistemology, fitness, health, moral consciousness, Two Realms
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VMWare Player on Wheezy
It doesn’t really matter why; you might have any number of reasons for needing to run Windows software on your Linux box. Sometimes WINE is enough. It works pretty good for things like Notepad++ and it’s not too bad if … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged computers, debian, internet, linux, software, VM, VMWare Player, windows
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Confusing Mission with Method in Evangelism
Re: Missouri Police Descend Upon, Arrest Evangelists Preaching Gospel in Public Square The heresy of Decision Theology carries vast implications of unjust behavior. The church involved is Lighthouse Anabaptist Church in Springfield, MO (they have the bad taste to construct … Continue reading
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Tagged politics, propaganda, religion, scripture, Two Realms, western epistemology
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Serrapeptase Update
As of 26 June 2015, I’ve been taking it again for several months with no ill effects. The business with my heart mentioned below in my first update was another issue entirely. The primary reason for taking serrapeptase without the … Continue reading
Sneaking Back into Eden
The Bible portrays most human sin as various attempts to sneak past the Flaming Sword back into the Garden of Eden. It’s not possible to describe life before the Fall. What we have are characterizations and Hebrew parabolic language in … Continue reading
Life, the Internet and Everything
If the Internet is your world, you are walking dead. Please understand that the Internet is not the only possible implementation of networking technology, and hardly the only means to giving life to the nascent Network Civilization. There are numerous … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged breaking point, civilization, culture, internet, mysticism, networking technology, religion, survival, technology
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Moral Rewiring Job
Most people are morally wired like children. In the past I’ve mentioned the Delphi Method for destroying opposition to radical changes in a system. It’s the sort of discrete and scientific method you would expect from Pavlovian folks, never mind … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract logic, delphi technique, intellect, moral consciousness, propaganda, psychology, religion, spirituality, stages of moral development
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Job 10
By default, fallen mankind justly owns the wrath of God. We deserve a short miserable life, a long and painful death and eternity in Hell. That’s the starting place. Anything short of that is a blessing or mercy. So the … Continue reading
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Tagged Job, law, mysticism, psychology, scripture, spirituality
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